Newton, Mallett, and Gabbert given form of our playbook

[ncmonzta]

Is this more of a sign of where the panthers are "leaning"

They've said they feel the quarterback position is a big priority. With the lockout pausing free agency they almost have to draft one just in case. I doubt they wait late in the draft to pick one. I'm thinking Cam or Mallet

[mav1234]

Bet Ryan Mallett ends up doing the best on this "test".

There is a good chance that Mallett does do well, but I would not be surprised if all three of them look good after this.

If Gabbert does poorly in this, he's done. Period. His strength is supposed to be in that aspect of the game according to his coaches and the hype machine. If it's not true, he's going to slip.

[davos]

This could definitely make Peterson or Dareus an easier decision

[nagai]

This is nice, but it's no surprise. This is a multi-million dollar decision, why wouldn't they do this? Even if they weren't THAT hyped over these QB's and had some other guys ranked over them, it would be in their best interest to leave no stone unturned.

[Verge]

When the Panthers asked for their playbook back, Cam Newton threw his out a window.

[SOJA]

John Fox already gave one to The Golden Calf of Bristol it reads: "Have fun riding the bench. It is what it is bitch"

[Verge]

John Fox already gave one to The Golden Calf of Bristol it reads: "Have fun riding the bench. It is what it is bitch"

It actually said

"It is what it is, but it actually isn't. Smoke screen."

[Verge]

and then The Golden Calf of Bristol turns the page and it says

Run up the middle, run up the middle, draw, punt.

[Mr. Scot]

Anyone who has witnessed any single quarter of a Panther football game within the last 5 years has a "form of the playbook."

Davidson's playbook. Yeah.

Chudzinski's is likely to be somewhat different.

[blueandblackattack]

I like this idea and it should show how well they could absorb the playbook. With a short season likely that will be very important. Like I have always said, I trust Hurney and his pick.

idk, I have my worries about Hurney picking quarterbacks. He is a good GM, but picking quarterbacks in the draft have been a major hurdle for him imo.

2001: Chris Weinke (former heisman)

2002: Randy Fasani (the 'future')

2005: Stefan LeFors

2010: Jimmy Clausen (golden arm) & Tony Pike (?)

and I can't remember what year, but they were undrafted: Hunter Cantwell (or to his friends, 'Cant Huntwell') and Matt Moore.

Granted, Jimmy and Tony have only one year in their belt, and Jimmy was the highest QB he ever drafted. But even with his red flags Hurney took him anyway.

Out of all of the, Matt was the closest and I think Fox keeping him out was his big hinderance, although he didn't take advantage of opportunities last year. I hope they give him another shot.

But in short, he's been really hit or miss with QB's and him pulling the trigger worries me.

[Mr. Scot]

Weinke was pre-Hurney.

[mav1234]

and then The Golden Calf of Bristol turns the page and it says

Run up the middle, run up the middle, draw, punt.

...The Golden Calf of Bristol is probably the best QB to run that offense. ;)

[jtnc]

It thought playbooks were meant to be kept secret?

[Mr. Scot]

It thought playbooks were meant to be kept secret?

It's only "a form" of the playbook. Not the whole thing.